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- Warning Signs, Risk Factors, and Preventive Tips About Liver Cancer, According to Dr. OzDr. Oz recently did a segment on his show about liver cancer. He talked about the warning signs of this disease, their risk factors and possible preventive steps that can be taken to keep the disease from actually developing.
- Brain Cancer Symptoms, Risk Factors and Some Prevention Tips, According to Dr. OzDo you worry about developing brain cancer? Do you wonder what types of headache may be indicating factors that brain cancer may be developing? Here are some facts about brain cancer.
- Understanding the Symptoms and Risk Factors of Greater Trochanter BursitisWhat is greater trochanter bursitis and what are the symptoms and risk factors? Here we will explore this condition and the symptoms and risk factors.
- Esophageal Cancer Risk Factors and Symptoms, According to Dr. OzKnowing the risk factors and the symptoms of esophageal cancer is one way to recognize the disease if you or someone you love develops it.
- Metabolic Syndrome and the HolidaysMedical experts say there are five metabolic risk factors. If you have three or more you may want to be examined by a medical professional for a diagnosis of metabolic syndrome.
- Risk Factors for Developing Acute Myeloid LeukemiaAcute Myeloid Leukemia, or AML, is cancer of the bone marrow that turns what would have been normal white blood cells into cancer cells.
Risk Factors for Heart Disease (Birth Control)If you smoke or have other risk factors, birth control pills will multiply your risk factor, especially if you are over 35. The birth control pills increase your risk of heart disease and raise the possiblity of blood clots.- Modifiable Risk FactorsIn a World Health Organization report there were six top major health risks identified. These are hypertension, smoking, high or raised glucose level, being physically inactive, obesity and high cholesterol. Patients who have schizophrenia have high....
- Risk Factors in 25 Year Early DeathPeople who have a mental illness or psychiatric diagnosis may have additional risk factors on top of those found in the Framingham Heart Study.
Identifying Children with Risk Factors for Developmental DelaysA child with an assortment of internal and external situations may be considered at risk for developmental delays. Delays can be physical, social, emotional or acedemic. This article discusses these risk factors.- Breast Cancer AwarenessDo you know your risk factors for developing breast cancer? Well, you should. Breast cancer claims the lives of 39,520 women a year. Don't be one of them. Read this article. Remember...October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
- Having a Stroke- Know the Risk FactorsKnowing the risk factors for stroke can save your life!
- What's Your Personal Risk of Having a Stroke? Find Out Right Now Using This Risk Factor ChecklistStroke is the second biggest killer after heart disease and cancer. Are you at risk? Check here and find out how to reduce your stroke risk.
- Causes and Risk Factors of Endometrial CancerRisk factors for being diagnosed with endometrial cancer.
- Heart Disease in Women: Symptoms, Risk Factors and PreventionThe symptoms of a heart attack differ in women and men. What are the symptoms of a heart attack in women? What are the risk factors for developing heart disease and what can women do to prevent heart disease?
- Fuchs' Dystrophy: Definition; Risk Factors; Symptoms; TreatmentsFuchs' dystrophy is a rare eye disease that affects about 1% of the population in the U.S. Learn more about it in this article.
Top 3 Risk Factors for Running InjuriesWrong, if you think not stretching is a risk factor for a running injury.- More Possible Heart Attack Risk Factors for WomenThe American Heart Association recently updated their guidelines that women should follow when it comes to their risks of developing heart attacks and strokes.
- Smoking and ALS: Is Smoking a Risk Factor for ALS?ALS, or amytrophic lateral sclerosis, is a progressive neurological disease for which there is no cure. Is smoking a risk factor for ALS? Find out more about this dread disease and whether smoking plays a role.
- Kidney Cancer Inherited Risk FactorsThere are a few kidney cancer inherited risk factors. Knowing your risk is important and it puts you in a position to help in protecting yourself from kidney cancer.
Addiction-Effects and Risk FactorsAddiction may include but not be limited to the addiction to alcohol, drugs, food, sex, gambling, internet, shopping, smoking, and video gaming.- The Three Biggest Risk Factors for CancerEver wonder what lifestyle habits are most likely to give you cancer? According to new research, there are three that may be the most important of all. Find out what they are.
- 5 Cancer Risk Factors of Women Over 40, According to Dr. OzDr. Oz, of the popular television show, Dr. Oz, recently did a segment on the 5 biggest cancer risk factors of women over 40. Some of these were surprising.
Heart Disease Risk in Children Gives Higher Risk for AtherosclerosisAt the early age of age nine, children who had the greatest heart disease risk factors such as high levels of total cholesterol. There are preventative measures which can be done to reduce the risk.- Heart Failure: Signs, Symptoms, Risk Factors, TreatmentsYou have been diagnosed with heart failure. Find out exactly what that means, signs and symptoms, diagnostic test, treatments, and when to call the doctor.
Breast Cancer Myths and Risk FactorsMultiple myths surround breast cancer and medical treatments. Know the truth and know your risk factors to better ensure a healthy future!- Risk Factors for Stroke in Young PeopleA stroke isn't limited to the older generations. It can strike even our youngest. Be aware of the risk factors and the affects of a stroke in order to prevent a stroke.
- Recognizing the Risk Factors of StrokeThe chances are pretty good that you or someone you know has been, or will be, affected by the disease. Recognizing the risk factors of stroke is the first step in protecting yourself and those you love.
Reduce Alzheimer's Disease Risk Factors with These Health TipsThings we do today can significantly reduce our risk of developing Alzheimer's disease later in life. Incorporate these health tips into an overall healthy lifestyle and reduce the risk factors.- Two New Risk Factors for SuicideResearch has uncovered two possible new risk factors for suicide.
- Identifying and Eliminating Risk Factors for DivorceThere are certain risk factors in a marriage that could land you in divorce court. Take the time to recognize and eliminate them from your marriage.
Osteoporosis: Signs, Symptoms, and Risk FactorsEarly detection of the signs and symptoms of osteoporosis are essential in helping to prevent the disease.- 7 Risk Factors of Alzheimer's Disease You Should KnowThe Most Common Risk Factors for Alzheimer's Disease.
Preventing Alzheimer's Disease: Diet, Exercise, and Other Risk FactorsAlzheimer's disease is terrifying, but a growing body of research has identified numerous risk factors that can greatly reduce the risk of developing the disease.- Pregnancy Risk Factors for Asperger's Syndrome, AutismIf you are planning to have a baby, here is what you need to know about the possible risk factors for autism or Asperger's syndrome.
- Cardiac Risk Factors and What You Can Do About ThemThe leading cause of deaths in the United States is heart disease for both men and women, causing more deaths than cancer. 90% of people with heart disease have one or more risk factors.
- Alternate Health: Benefit of ExerciseExplaining the benefit of exercising
- Eight Hidden Risk Factors for Heart DiseaseHeart disease is a leading cause of death worldwide and the number one cause of death in the United States. Awareness and treatment of these eight potential risk factors can reduce the your chances of suffering a heart attack or stroke.
- Five Alzheimer's Disease Risk FactorsWho's at highest risk for Alzheimer's disease? Discover five risk factors for Alzheimer's disease you may not know about.
Alzheimer's Risk FactorsAn article describing the risk factors that may contribute to someone getting Alzheimer's disease later in life.
